On Tuesday, April 29, Donald Trump’s interview with Terry Moran of ABC News went awry when he argued that a Photoshopped photo of Kilmar Abrego Garcia was the actual deal.
In response to a question about Abrego Garcia, who was inadvertently sent to El Salvador in March, Trump brought up a picture of the tattoos.
On the Maryland parent. Four tattoos—a skull, a crucifix, a happy face, and a marijuana leaf—can be seen on the knuckles of Abrego Garcia’s left hand.
Graphics were added to a picture that Trump had previously posted to his own social media platforms to clarify that the White House believed the symbols.
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To be code for “MS-13,” the dangerous international gang. Despite having no criminal history, the Trump administration has previously asserted that Abrego Garcia was a gang member.
